Are you part of 16th Rebel

BUSINESSES ACROSS CORK ASKED TO HELP BE THE 16th REBEL BY DECORATING THEIR PREMISES IN RED AND WHITE

As the biggest hurling day of the year approaches, Cork GAA is calling on every corner of the county — clubs, businesses, and community groups alike — to Be The 16th Rebel and show unyielding support for the team ahead of the All-Ireland Hurling Final.


Cork Chamber and the Cork Business Association are also both urging businesses all around Cork to paint towns and villages red this week. 
On Sunday, the players will take the field knowing they have the whole county behind them. In the lead up to the final, clubs, businesses, and communities are being asked to come together and turn the county red and white. They are also being asked to create short, creative videos showing how the community supports the Rebel hurlers.
While Cork Chamber is best known for championing the business community, this week the organisation is rallying support behind the Rebels and encouraging a county-wide display of pride and solidarity.

Naoimh Frawley, Director of People, Operations and Governance at Cork Chamber, said: “As the All-Ireland Hurling Final approaches, we’re calling on businesses across Cork to get behind the team. Whether it’s flying the Cork flag, lighting up your building in red, hanging bunting, or proudly wearing red on the day – every gesture matters. Let’s turn Cork red in support of our team.”

Echoing this call, Dave O’Brien, President of Cork Business Association said: “The Cork business community is immensely proud of our senior hurling team as they head into the All-Ireland Hurling final this weekend. The passion, skill, and dedication they’ve shown all season reflects the very best of Cork. We’re all behind Pat Ryan and the team — let’s hope they can bring Liam McCarthy back to Leeside.  I’d encourage all businesses in the city to put out the Cork colours in support. Corcaigh abú!”

Rebels’ Fanszone Tickets

🎟️ Rebels’ Fanzone Tickets Now Available!
Get your FREE tickets for the family-friendly Rebels’ Fanzone – fun, games, and entertainment for all ages!
👉 Grab yours here: eventmaster.ie/event/w2v2hPySRQ

All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final 2025: Cork v Tipperary

All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final 2025: Cork v Tipperary

Sunday, July 20th | 3:30pm | Croke Park

For the sixth time in history, the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final will be an all-Munster affair as Cork take on Tipperary in what promises to be a thrilling decider at Croke Park on Sunday, July 20th at 3:30pm.

Cork reached their second consecutive final with a win over Dublin, while Tipperary edged Kilkenny in a high-scoring semi-final to book their place in their first final since 2019.

Historic Rivalry – Familiar Foes

This will be the fourth meeting of the year between the two counties:

  • Allianz League: Tipperary 2-22 Cork 1-21 (Semple Stadium, February)

  • League Final: Cork 3-24 Tipperary 0-23 (Páirc Uí Chaoimh, April)

  • Munster SHC Round Robin: Cork 4-27 Tipperary 0-24 (Páirc Uí Chaoimh, April)

Paths to the Final

Cork

  • Clare 3-21 Cork 2-24

  • Cork 4-27 Tipperary 0-24

  • Limerick 3-26 Cork 1-16

  • Cork 2-25 Waterford 1-22

  • Cork 1-30 Limerick 2-27 (won 3-2 on penalties – Munster Final)

  • Cork 7-26 Dublin 2-21 (All-Ireland Semi-Final)
    Record: Played 6 – Won 4, Drew 1, Lost 1

Top Scorers:

  • Patrick Horgan: 3-50 (1-38 frees, 0-1 ‘65’)

  • Brian Hayes: 5-8

  • Alan Connolly: 4-9

  • Declan Dalton: 1-12 (0-4 frees)

  • Darragh Fitzgibbon: 0-14 (0-2 frees, 0-1 ‘65’)

Tipperary

  • Tipperary 2-23 Limerick 2-23

  • Cork 4-27 Tipperary 0-24

  • Tipperary 4-18 Clare 2-21

  • Tipperary 1-30 Waterford 1-21

  • Tipperary 3-32 Laois 0-18 (Preliminary Quarter-Final)

  • Tipperary 1-28 Galway 2-17 (Quarter-Final)

  • Tipperary 4-20 Kilkenny 0-30 (Semi-Final)
    Record: Played 7 – Won 5, Drew 1, Lost 1

Top Scorers:

  • Jason Forde: 3-43 (0-25 frees, 0-4 s/l, 0-1 ‘65’)

  • Darragh McCarthy: 1-33 (0-27 frees, 0-1 ‘65’)

  • John McGrath: 5-14

  • Jake Morris: 0-22

  • Andrew Ormond: 2-13

Championship History – Last 5 Meetings

  • 2025: Cork 4-27 Tipperary 0-24

  • 2024: Cork 4-30 Tipperary 1-21

  • 2023: Cork 4-19 Tipperary 2-25

  • 2022: Cork 3-30 Tipperary 1-24

  • 2020: Tipperary 2-18 Cork 1-17

Aiming for Glory

  • Cork are chasing their 31st All-Ireland title – and their first since 2005.

  • Tipperary are looking to lift Liam MacCarthy for the 29th time, having last won it in 2019.

2025 Season Records

  • Cork: Played 13 – Won 9, Drew 2, Lost 2

  • Tipperary: Played 14 – Won 10, Drew 1, Lost 3

All-Munster All-Ireland Finals – A Quick Look Back

  • 1997: Clare v Tipperary

  • 2013: Cork v Clare

  • 2020: Limerick v Waterford

  • 2021: Cork v Limerick

  • 2024: Clare v Cork

  • 2025: Cork v Tipperary ✅

Titles by Decade

Cork – 30 Titles

  • 1890s: 4 | 1900s: 2 | 1910s: 1 | 1920s: 3 | 1930s: 1

  • 1940s: 5 | 1950s: 3 | 1960s: 1 | 1970s: 4

  • 1980s: 2 | 1990s: 2 | 2000s: 2

Tipperary – 28 Titles

  • 1880s: 1 | 1890s: 4 | 1900s: 3 | 1910s: 1 | 1920s: 1

  • 1930s: 2 | 1940s: 2 | 1950s: 3 | 1960s: 4

  • 1970s: 1 | 1980s: 1 | 1990s: 1 | 2000s: 1 | 2010s: 3

🔴🔴 Get Ready, Cork! 🔴🔴

Let’s stand behind the Rebels as they go in search of All-Ireland glory.
Wear the red, roar the red – and let’s make it a day to remember in Croke Park!

Duhallow Hit Four Goals to Power Past Muskerry

Duhallow stormed to the McCarthy Insurance Group Divisions/Colleges SFC title with a 4-9 to 0-13 win over Muskerry in Ballydesmond.

First-half goals from Darragh Cashman, Gerry O’Sullivan, and Jack Curtin gave them complete control in tough conditions. Muskerry struggled to break down a well-organised defence, and Luke Murphy capped a superb 1-6 performance by firing home Duhallow’s fourth goal to seal an emphatic victory.

Teams & Scorers:

Duhallow:
F O’Connor (Cullen); J O’Connor, S Meehan (Kiskeam), D Buckley (Boherbue) (jc); K Cremin (Boherbue), J Murphy (Dromtarriffe), D Cashman (Millstreet, 1-1); S Hickey (Rockchapel), D Linehan (Castlemagner); G O’Sullivan (Boherbue, 1-0), T Casey (Kiskeam), C O’Callaghan (Dromtarriffe) (jc); D O’Connor (Ballydesmond, 0-2), J Curtin (Rockchapel, 1-0), L Murphy (Cullen, 1-6, 0-2f).
Subs: AJ O’Connor (Kiskeam), C Walsh (Cullen), L Moynihan (Boherbue), C Curtin (Rockchapel).

Muskerry:
J Creedon (Uibh Laoire); M Corrigan (Macroom), N Lordan (Ballinora), W Ronan (Kilmurry); K Manning (Uibh Laoire), P Ring (Aghabullogue), A Quinn (Macroom); C O’Donovan (Macroom, 0-1), C Gillespie (Aghabullogue); A O’Sullivan (Aghabullogue, 0-1), C Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire, 0-4, 0-3f), D O’Leary (Naomh Abán, 0-3); D Kelly (Naomh Abán), L O’Connor (Inniscarra, 0-3, 0-2f), I Jones (Uibh Laoire, 0-1).
Subs: E O’Leary, B O’Sullivan, D O’Mullane, C Dodd.

Ticket Update

 

Please note that our full allocation of tickets for the All-Ireland Hurling Final has been distributed and the process is now closed.

We will not be in a position to meet any further requests.

We acknowledge the desire of so many of our loyal supporters to attend this year’s Final, but our allocation could only meet a fraction of the demand.

Tickets for Sunday’s Rebels’ Fanzone at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh will go on sale on this Thursday at 7.30am as follows:

https://gaacork.ie/2025/07/14/rebels-fanzone-to-return/

Finally, we thank the officers in all clubs with the unenviable responsibility of distributing the small allocation available per unit and acknowledge the almost impossible task therein.

Rebels Abú!